General Order Number 1 from Captain Roger T. Sermon

HEAPQUARTERS ARMY Expeditionary l'oreas, General Ordera) 3, 1929. 714 1. It in apparent that the typhoid Fato Le incressing due usinly to in simple annitury in order to improve and enforge assitery discipline, ana prevent an incresen of #ickness in the Begoni Arny, Commanding Orficora of unite will take the following preceut- ione: (a) Daily inspect the kischene of their unita and enforge cleanli- ness in the storage, haniling una serving of food. (b) Endorge the washing of bands in goap and witor by the kitohen hundling food. (o) Daily inepest latrines and ansuzo themeolves that these are-ae ol ann and as sunitary ce ponsible unúer losal unditions. (d) Asgure thonaelvon the the oblorination of woter is being prop- orly aurried out and *** is being poriodioally controlled by ocapetent attendants. (o) Kemp themsalves inform a the the Halioal Officero the consitions of their in regurd to the exiatende et intestimi disturbando or distrhess and vill ses that any undue prevalence of moh distarbindes to regorted. (f) Officors of all orgunizations will iscediately in- apect all Bervige Recorús. All then whose ragords do not" hos that the syphoid and paratyphoid has bom administernd will be intely reported to the responaible Modical Officer who will administs? At. By cormand of Lieutenant deneral Strart Mointselman, Official Chief of Butte Philip L. Adjutant General. Hq. 150th F. A. 8 Junuary 2919. To all Orginisations 1. The notura of all then Nho Dave not had sy hoid and paratyphoid immunization will ba to the 0. o. Det. who will comply with pars. f of this order. By ordar of Colonol Klanti: Roger T. Berson, Oaptain, 29th P. A. 2d Bn